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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1967
Page
6
The Rossmoor Shopping Center becomes part of Seal Beach after a City Council vote approving an 68 acre annexation. The plan includes a traffic signal, county service building, and removal from district 14 tax rolls. Officials expect about 60,000 dollars in annual property taxes and 20,000 in sales taxes for the center.
Grange County health officer Dr Edward L Rus sell cites long hair and shared combs as the cause of a lice outbreak among 1,500 school children last month. He warns similar incidents may recur without improved hygiene and grooming practices.
Browler Monday broke into Mel's Auto Body Shop at 2301 Long Beach Boulevard, loading garage tools into a left vehicle for repairs before speeding off. Long Beach police report $3,500 in tools stolen.
A group of residents including Art Courtney Perry Griffith Rudy Spika Oscar Sanders and Genevieve Hamilton offer opinions on daily walking. They discuss benefits for retirees and regular folks while noting some prefer driving for small errands and express views on public health costs and mobility.
Dan Brody fills his apartment with thousands of documents and artifacts about the JFK assassination weekend in Dallas. His prize is Oswald’s original baptismal certificate, plus photos, the Warren Report set, and items from private sources. He plans to display parts of the collection at the Long Beach Hobby Show April 6 to 9 and holds a nuanced view of the Warren Commission while stressing history over conclusions.
Burglars bored through walls and roofs to reach Fred Hans’s shop at 5711 Atlantic Ave looting watches rings and a coin collection worth about 18000 dollars. They lowered into the attic cut more holes disabled alarms and used a blowtorch to crack the safe before escaping.
Sheldon C. Solomon, 44, named Norwalk deputy city attorney after selection from 11 applicants. A Souther University of Los Angeles graduate, he previously practiced in Palmdale and Anaheim and most recently served as senior assistant counsel to the Automobile Club of Southern California.
A 23 year old narcotics suspect Thomas R. Nallor of Costa Mesa pleaded innocent to two counts of selling narcotics and one of possession and was ordered to stand trial April 17 in Orange County Superior Court. He was one of 50 people arrested in countywide predawn raids Feb. 3 by 70 officers. His father Walter W., 53, collapsed and died as officers led Nallor from the house.
The Santa Ana Orange County YMCA annual benefit Antique Show runs this weekend at the YMCA headquarters 114 N Broadway Santa Ana. Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday noon to 6 p.m. Sunday continuing.
Marian N. Firth of San Rafael reported two strangers examined her Long Beach home at 2422 Vista St. They did not purchase the property but stole a $1,100 gold ring from a bedroom dresser drawer during the viewing.
A year long Southern California Research Council study titled Crisis in School Financing The Next 10 Years in Southern California warns that school expenditures will double by 1975 unless accounting methods change. It predicts 3.3 billion in capital outlays 1965 to 1975 and urges program cost accounting and expanded year round use of facilities to save about 3 billion over ten years.
In the annual Miss Orange County contest at Disneyland Hotel next Tuesday, six judges led by actor Forrest Tucker will select the winner from a 12 contestant field. Entrants include Anaheim’s Daylene Walp and Shannon Heft, with many others from Buena Park, Corona del Mar, Cypress, Fountain Valley, La Palma, La Habra, Placentia, Laguna Beach, and more. The winner advances to Miss California in Santa Cruz in June.
Sacramento bids called Monday for landscaping along 2.2 miles of the San Gabriel River Freeway roadside between Santa Fe Springs and Downey. Planned work includes 2,500 trees, 3,930 shrubs, and 817,000 ice plants at a $370,000 budget.
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